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By Bill Lambert

For more information, contact Bill Lambert at 550-4200x512 or bill@shastapros.com. “Walk the Talk,” a Guided Tour Along Temescal Creek Pathway

By Bill Lambert

New Temescal Residential Project Proposed by Bill Lambert Several residential and mixed-use devel- opment projects have been proposed during the last year for the Temescal Dis- trict, and the trend is continuing. In 2004, 25 units known as “Temescal Place” were completed at 48th and Telegraph and...

By Bill Lambert

by Bill Lambert In mid-September more than 35 people from the Temescal and Rockridge neigh- borhoods met to hear plans proposed for a new mixed-use, residential development project at the corner of 51st and Telegraph. Councilmember Jane Brunner was also p...

...eighborhood. Continued from page 13 new property tax base for the County and transfer tax base for the City. Approximately 125 new residents at the project will provide an enhanced economic base for Temescal and Rockridge small businesses. Bill Lambert, Shasta Productions; Project Management, CiviQ As our public servants, please do not inflict this upon us. Bill and Cynthia Tilden Introductory Special: Beginning BOYS tuition ONLY $150! Piedmont Choirs Spring Rehearsals Now Starting • Cal...

corridor. According to Bill Lambert of Shasta Pros, who oversaw the preparation of the mailer, it was funded by the same real estate developers that are pursuing the new high-density development projects along Telegraph. an open question session. Hors d'Oeuvres will be serve...

...orner of Telegraph and 51st, as well as the lack of a crossing at Clarke and 51st. Alper and Kriss promised to work with the city to improve the crossings at those two junctures. O To view a three-dimensional model of the development, call Bill Lambert, 510/550-4200 ext. 512. ver the course of the last several months, community members